Waveforms by Artist Lori Anne BaumgartnerWaveforms by Artist Lori Anne Baumgartner: Windows on Cedar. The ocean has captured the human imagination for our entire history. Ancient peoples saw the ocean as the source of darkness and chaos in the world, a realm of mysteries and monsters. […]
Peppino S. Earthman Peppino Earthman is a seasoned professional photographer for 25 years. Peppino started out shooting family events and events for friends. […]
Phipps Center for the Arts Stillwater, MN artist, Lyz Wendland Received a Minnesota Artists Initiative Grant to create and mount this site-specific installation. […]
Lyz Wendland Visual Artist During the day, the windows require close inspection. They are subtle, snow-white with ghosts. At night, they glow from afar, revealing their depth. See more of Lyz Wendland’s work. […]
Water Washes: IN THE WINDOWS Mississippi River I met Annie Hejny last summer, during the Women’s Art Institute at St. Kate’s. She began this series of paintings then, collecting river water and combining them with her paints. A subtle, worshipful consideration of the value of our water supply. These paintings, which will be up through October, are especially beautiful at night. Come by at night to see them glow. […]
In the Windows: Ceramic Sculpture by Pauline Mitchell and Patricia HaynesPatricia Haynes:Drawing and painting have been abiding interests of mine since childhood. In dozens of classes, I have benefited from a group of magnetic teachers; I experimented with a wide range of media and subject matter under their tutelage. Eventually, life drawing became my primary focus. […]
IN THE WINDOWS: Small Studies: Art Quilts Now through Halloween, Small Studies: Art Quilts by: Gwen Schagrin […]
IN THE WINDOWS: Adepts, Accidents, and Anecdotes by Tom Roark […]
Peace Fibres- stitching a soulful world Serendipity has been such a strong feature of my life. When one is able to cultivate to attitude of welcome, of "yes", one can see the connections and the offerings that the world has to give. Today was another opportunity of "yes." While working diligently on number crunching and financial projections ( yuck!), I received a phone call from a Minnesota author wishing to see the current exhibition. While Libbie Soffer was here, I attended Shepherd's Harvest and she went to the Textile Center and we both met Karen Lohn, the author of Peace Fibres. Karen and her friend Katie, a contributor to the book, spent time among Libbie's textile stories. A thoroughly delightful respite from numbers! Textile Art by Susan Hensel Discover the transformative textile art by Susan Hensel. Susan Hensel is a multidisciplinary artist, with a 50+ year career. She combines a mixed media practice with embroidery across digital and manual platforms. She also makes sculptures and wall art using the colors and techniques of commercial embroidery. These artworks are designed in the computer and stitched out on the computer-aided embroidery machine. The goal is to create an experience for the viewer [...]
Radio coverage of Reader’s Art 11 Jodi Reeb-Myers and I were interviewed by Jessica Folker of KFAI radio just before the opening of Reader’s Art 11. The interview should air next Monday at 7:40 am during the show Takeaway, and either Monday or Wednesday of next week from 7:30-8 pm during the show MinneCulture. The station is at 90.3 fm in Minneapolis and streams live online. […]
